CBSE Class 4 English Vocabulary Worksheet

1. Instead of bl in bless write : m, l, dr, pr, cr-

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2. Instead of gr in grand write : b, h, l, s, st

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3. Instead of t in tie write : l, p, d-

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4. Instead of h in heel write : f, p, st, wh, kn-

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5. Instead of cl in club write : r, t, h, c, gr,

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6. Instead of h in hook write : b, c, l, t, sh,

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7. Instead of c in card write : h, must, wiz, forw-

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8. Instead of ch in child write : m, w-

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9. Instead of wh in why write : m, fl, fr, cr-

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10 Instead of k in hook write : d, f, p, t -

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Question. As a new employee she's very anxious to do the right thing and hopes that her new project ....... with the approval of her boss.
(a) reaches
(b) meets
(c) accepts
(d) holds
Answer. B

Question. It's just not within his character and I would never say that he was ....... to that kind of behaviour.
(a) presented
(b) prepared
(c) pre-empted
(d) predisposed
Answer. D

Question. You couldn't find a more loyal bunch of people who have a ....... of reliability so strong that they will never let you down.
(a) wish
(b) desire
(c) sense
(d) sensing
Answer. C

Question. You can take it or leave it as there is absolutely no ....... to accept my proposal.
(a) push
(b) pressure
(c) pushing
(d) leaning
Answer. B

Question. The department has ....... so much money on administration that there is little left for employing sales personnel.
(a) devoted
(b) exhausted
(c) developed
(d) spent
Answer. D

Question. Although he claimed it was an accident, he was ....... of murder.
(a) accused
(b) blamed
(c) criticized
(d) arrested
Answer. A

Question. They say that pregnant women develop a ....... for certain foods and must eat them all the time.
(a) appetite
(b) craving
(c) thirst
(d) eating
Answer. B

Question. You must choose the right description for each word and I would ....... this one as an adjective.
(a) delineate
(b) decipher
(c) decide
(d) define
Answer. D

Question. I wouldn't believe everything she says because it's my belief that she is ....... to exaggerate.
(a) designated
(b) declined
(c) inclined
(d) tended
Answer. C

Question. We will get as near as we can to your requirements but we may not be able to ....... all your needs.
(a) meet
(b) encounter
(c) measure
(d) face
Answer. A

Question. Thanks to the crash barrier in the middle of the motorway cars are ....... from hitting those on the other side in the event of an accident.
(a) distracted
(b) diverted
(c) directed
(d) prevented
Answer. D

Question. It doesn't matter what position you hold in society everyone is ....... to the same laws.
(a) object
(b) subject
(c) controlled
(d) restricted
Answer. B

Question. As I was a stranger in that country I was not ....... with some of their customs and didn't understand why people were laughing at me.
(a) addicted
(b) attracted
(c) acquainted
(d) acquired
Answer. C

Question. You can have that car in any colour you want in fact you have a ....... of 24 different ones.
(a) choice
(b) choosing
(c) number
(d) shade
Answer. A

Question. The theatre was ....... to display in the entrance some of the excellent newspaper reviews the play had received.
(a) deluded
(b) developed
(c) demanded
(d) delighted
Answer. D

Question. As the hospital had been careless with its hygiene procedures, the patient found she had been ....... with a harmful virus.
(a) detected
(b) rejected
(c) infected
(d) suspected
Answer. C

Question. As a ....... of the district she had absolutely no difficulty in understanding the local dialect.
(a) inhabitant
(b) relation
(c) native
(d) newcomer
Answer. C

Question. There is a new company regulation to remove the danger of passive smoking, which ....... all employees from smoking at their place of work.
(a) prohibits
(b) promotes
(c) professes
(d) protests
Answer. A

Question. He finds breathing very difficult in restricted spaces as he ....... from asthma.
(a) refers
(b) defers
(c) suffers
(d) differs
Answer. C

Question. I am very pleased to be working with you because I think the same way and ....... with your policies.
(a) accept
(b) conform
(c) confer
(d) agree
Answer. D

Question. You can have whichever one you want as I'll let you ....... from these examples here.
(a) consider
(b) deliberate
(c) choose
(d) enable
Answer. C

Question. I think you can clearly see now what I mean as that incident ....... that I am obviously right.
(a) decides
(b) demonstrates
(c) protests
(d) highlights
Answer. B

Question. For the first time in his life ....... of going straight home, he called in at a pub on the way back.
(a) instead
(b) inside
(c) including
(d) into
Answer. A

Question. You can tell that this piece of furniture is ....... to America because of the strong colonial style.
(a) born
(b) inherent
(c) special
(d) native
Answer. D

Question. ....... for his age and he is after all only 12, I think his achievement is remarkable.
(a) Permitting
(b) Discerning
(c) Allowing
(d) Regarding
Answer. C

Question. If you ....... to take that step in your career, you have only yourself to blame if it all goes wrong.
(a) have
(b) believe
(c) experiment
(d) choose
Answer. D

Question. I've always thought of her as the kind of person you can trust, you know the sort you can ....... on.
(a) depend
(b) deter
(c) defend
(d) defeat
Answer. A

Question. It was a totally new experience for us visiting that factory abroad as we were ....... to all sorts of new techniques.
(a) involved
(b) intended
(c) invested
(d) introduced
Answer. D

Question. No one had a clue what had actually happened neither the police ....... the public.
(a) or
(b) either
(c) nor
(d) never
Answer. C

Question. All cyclists must now wear some kind of helmet in order to ....... their heads against injury in the event of an accident.
(a) proffer
(b) protect
(c) produce
(d) prevent
Answer. B